Linda Park Finally Gets Her Own Superhero Costume - Ripene Skip to content Linda Park Finally Gets Her Own Superhero Costume September 21, 2022 by Ripene DC’s The Flash #786, by Jeremy Adams and Amancay Nahuelpan, gives Linda Park something very important. WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for The Flash #786, on sale now from DC Comics. The Flash #786, by writer Jeremy Adams, artist Amancay Nahuelpan, colorists Jeromy Cox and Peter Pantazis and letterer AW’s Justin Birch, gives Linda Park her own superhero costume. The comic, which is a tie-in to the ongoing Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths event, sees the DC Universe’s various heroes assembling to figure out how they’re going to deal with Slade Wilson/Deathstroke’s army. Park, who recently got powers, arrives with the various members of the Flash Family as the teams are divvying up areas. Soon, Park returns with a costume she had Mr. Terrific make for her. Together, the Flash family goes out and helps such heroes as Animal Man and Hawkman, Park’s new costume proving durable enough for the job. RELATED: HBO Max’s Harley Quinn Stars in Incredible George Pérez Teen Titans Tribute Art Who Is Linda Park Created by William Messner-Loebs and Greg LaRocque, Park debuted in 1989’s The Flash #28, which took place during the period after Crisis on Infinite Earths when Barry Allen was presumed dead and Wally West was operating as the Scarlet Speedster. A journalist, Park was a major love interest for West, and the two eventually got married. They had two children, Jai and Irey. West and Park were both majorly effected by timeline changes to the DC Universe, and only in the last few years have they begun to get back to where they were. While she’s generally not depicted as having powers, Park recently gained super-speed, though it’s not entirely clear how or why. What Is Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths Spinning out of the “Death of the Justice League,” Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths is a crossover by writer Joshua Williamson and artist Daniel Sampere, with tie-ins from other DC creatives. The title has seen the hero’s of Earth attempting to stop a number of major threats resulting from the Justice League having been taken out of commission. Most important, though, are Pariah and the Great Darkness, who defeated the Justice League in the first place. RELATED: DC’s Last Harley Quinn Story Reveals How She Dies The Flash #786 is on sale now from DC Comics. The title features a main cover from Taurin Clarke and variants from George Kambadais, Daniel Sampere and Alejandro Sanchez. The next issue of the series hits shelves on Oct. 18. Source: DC Comics Source link Recent Posts 20 Thanksgiving Jokes – Motherly Everyone Gives Herschel Walker a Pass on Abortion Scandal During Georgia Senate Debate Raphael Warnock- Ripene CFTC Commissioner to Pitch Retail Investor Definition to Get Set for Crypto-Crypto She-Hulk’s Finale Does a Disservice to Jennifer Walters’ Journey Janet Mills says Maine could propose federal law changes to ‘unclaw’ hold on lobster fishery